"18 Beautiful 'Welcome Boards' Inspirations from Real Brides in 2019"

What kind of design will your welcome board have?

The "welcome board" that the guests first notice at the wedding*

There are various designs available for purchase or handmade, making it fun to choose from ♡

In this article, we will introduce wonderful welcome board designs that senior brides have actually prepared.*

Welcome Board Design ①

A simple and stylish welcome board printed with words on thin gray paper. The gold frame is said to be from Daiso ♡

Welcome Board Design ②

A welcome board featuring a photo taken at Tokyo Station.* It seems they ordered it from Print Pack ♩

Welcome Board Design ③

A welcome board with a photo altered using a light filter, with text written on top. The white processing and the white frame create a cohesive coordination ♩

Welcome Board Design ④

☑ Acrylic

☑ Silk Ribbon

☑ Pampas Grass

A welcome board combining these elements.* It’s a natural design that suits a stylish garden ceremony.

Welcome Board Design ⑤

An idea to use an IKEA mirror as a welcome board.* The mirror originally costs 4,990 yen and is white, but when painted in gold, it looks antique and luxurious.

➡ Click here for details on the IKEA frame*

Welcome Board Design ⑥

A rare, completely black welcome board. This design is perfect for brides who love a stylish image.*

The bouquet displayed with it is said to have been used in the pre-wedding shoot. Using artificial or dried flowers for the pre-wedding bouquet allows it to be reused for the wedding, which is a double benefit ♩

Welcome Board Design ⑦

A welcome board with embroidery made with love by the bride, stitch by stitch.* Embroidery takes time to create, but it is sure to catch guests' attention with the "Wow!" factor ♩

Welcome Board Design ⑧

A sophisticated welcome board with a marble-like feel.* The black frame complements it perfectly ♩

Welcome Board Design ⑨

A welcome board featuring dried flowers sandwiched in an A3 poster frame from Nitori and a Can Do frame.*

A transparent acrylic welcome board is recommended for brides who appreciate the venue's atmosphere ♡

Welcome Board Design ⑩

A welcome board that simply features a large print of a pre-wedding photo. It might be a good idea to prepare several welcome boards and balance them, such as one with text and one without ♩

Welcome Board Design ⑪

A stylish welcome board that resembles a trendy café, with the welcome board hung on a free-standing frame.*

Free-standing welcome boards are useful for gardens or spacious welcome areas.

Welcome Board Design ⑫

A welcome board with brushstroke designs that has been gaining popularity recently.*

The frame, acrylic paint, and brushes are prepared from Daiso, and the welcome text is written using a gold marker ♩

Welcome Board Design ⑬

A bride who added text to her pre-wedding photo using an editing app called MOLDIV, and printed it through Print Pack.*

☑ Print Pack's panel / POP display panel

☑ Thickness: 7mm

☑ Ordered in A2 size*

Welcome Board Design ⑭

A welcome board layered with tracing paper over a pre-wedding photo.* Just adding one layer of tracing paper instantly elevates its stylishness ♡

Welcome Board Design ⑮

A welcome board hand-stitched by the bride.* It’s decorated with hydrangea flowers, creating a cute atmosphere ♡

Welcome Board Design ⑯

An idea for making a welcome box instead of a welcome board.*

Simply insert text into a transparent box, add flowers or ribbons, and it's complete ♩

Welcome Board Design ⑰

A welcome board with dried flowers sandwiched in an acrylic board.* Since it also serves as a pre-wedding item, it’s best to make it in advance ♡

Welcome Board Design ⑱

A cinematic welcome board made from an A2 photo frame purchased at Daiso, with a wooden frame added in and Can Do lights and ping pong balls embedded.*

The pre-wedding photos were printed in monochrome, making it very stylish ♡

Let's Prepare a Wonderful Welcome Board ♩

We introduced the lovely welcome boards prepared by senior brides.*

Whether using an acrylic frame, pre-wedding photos, or embroidery…

Each has created unique welcome boards that reflect their personalities ♡

A welcome board doesn’t have to be a specific way, so feel free to prepare a wonderful one that matches the wedding venue or theme＊